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Finfeed Archived Apr 21, 2020
The ASX had one of its worst days in the last month on Monday with the S&P/ASX 200 index plunging 134 points or 2.5% to close at 5353 points. Central to the fall was negative sentiment towards the energy sector, a factor that is likely to continue to weigh on the market on Tuesday.
Finfeed Archived Apr 17, 2020
Right now, investors are looking for certainty in an uncertain market with many asking whether the market has bottomed and is this stock cheap.
Finfeed Archived Apr 16, 2020
Don’t be lured into the ‘Bear Market Trap’ and perceived honey pot of gains to be had just because the market has risen like a soufflé in the past few weeks.
Finfeed Archived Apr 03, 2020
Now is not the time for bravado but for patience, as the market will present many opportunities in the coming months to profit.
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Finfeed Archived Mar 30, 2020
The Australian stock market opened on a positive note today, ignoring the negative lead from the US.
Finfeed Archived Mar 27, 2020
When the market falls heavily like it has over the past few weeks, there are two common reason investors want to get into stocks.
Finfeed Archived Mar 20, 2020
For many years, the big four banks in the Australian stock market have been considered good defensive stocks, but in recent years you would have to ask if this view has changed?
The five companies Finfeed examines today all generate revenues and were profitable in the most recent reporting period. Furthermore, they were forecast to build on those profits throughout the rest of fiscal 2020.
Finfeed Archived Mar 18, 2020
The Australian sharemarket yesterday delivered yet another Bear Market ‘Dead Cat Bounce’ on the Australian Bourse.
Finfeed Archived Mar 13, 2020
We need to remember it was only 15 trading days ago that our market made a new all-time high, and now two weeks later, the stock market has technically crashed.
Finfeed Archived Feb 28, 2020
The resilience of the gold price certainly indicates that the S&P/ASX All Ordinaries gold index should be well supported, particularly given recent gains.
Companies have not changed their earnings forecast, which means they do not foresee any issues arising from the coronavirus. Given this, I see no reason to sell, as many of these companies will bounce back in the not too distant future.
Finfeed Archived Feb 27, 2020
As the threat presented by the coronavirus became more evident in mid-February, investors rushed to gold, a very predictable reaction given the precious metal’s traditional safe haven status.
Finfeed Archived Feb 21, 2020
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Finfeed Archived Feb 14, 2020
While the Coronavirus will continue to have some economic impact on the Australian economy for some to come, it is not nor will it be a catalyst for our market to turn bearish or crash.
Finfeed Archived Feb 10, 2020
Information Technology and Healthcare were the best performers, with both up over 2 per cent. These were followed by Consumer Discretionary and Industrials, which were both up over 1 per cent.
Finfeed Archived Feb 07, 2020
Global financial markets are shrugging off uncertainty regarding the serious and ongoing international issue of the coronavirus outbreak – but beware of a bubble.
Next Investors Archived Feb 05, 2020
In January this year, Roots Sustainable Agricultural Technologies Ltd (ASX:ROO) announced it was placing much greater emphasis on pursuing opportunities in the global cannabis sector.
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